Welcome

• Yacine Mehtar-Tani (INT, University of Washington)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Introduction to jet physics

• George Sterman (Stony Brook University)
• George Sterman (Stony Brook University)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Progress in jet physics at colliders - From LHC to EIC

• Xiaohui Liu

Room: Large Seminar Room

Review: Jets in DIS

• Zhongbo Kang (University of California Los Angeles)
• Zhongbo Kang (University of California Los Angeles)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Jets at HERA: New look using NNLO

• Radek Zlebcik (DESY)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Review: Recent experimental results on jet quenching

• Yen-Jie Lee (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Inclusive jet measurements and jet substructure measurements with ALICE

• James Mulligan (Yale)

Room: Large Seminar Room

LBT model for jet transport and the unavoidable effect of medium response

• Xin-Nian Wang (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Jet substructure measurements with STAR

• Kolja Kauder (Wayne State University)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Discussion session

• Brian Page (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Review: jet quenching theory

• Jean-Paul Blaizot (IPhT University Paris Saclay)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Jet evolution in QCD media

• Edmond Iancu (Institut de Physique Theorique de Saclay)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Extracting useful physics from jets in large background

• Philip Coleman Harris

Room: Large Seminar Room

Definition of jets in large background

• Rosi Reed (Lehigh University)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Some thoughts on key aspects of heavy ion jets measurements: background and normalization

• Peter Jacobs (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Portraying global 3D nucleon structure via study of the centrality dependence of the forward jet production in pA/DA collisions

• Mark Strikman

Room: Large Seminar Room

Impact of the proton transverse structure in QCD phenomenology

• Alba Soto Ontoso (Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Groomed observables and jet mass at colliders

• Kyle Lee

Room: Large Seminar Room

Review: Jets in small systems

• Peter Steinberg (BNL)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Discussion session

• Marta Verweij (Vanderbilt University / RIKEN BNL Research Center)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Review: jet substructure at hadron colliders

• Duff Neil

Room: Large Seminar Room

How to calculate qhatL from di-hadron and di-jet measurements

• Michael Tannenbaum (BNL)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Measurement of jet mass in pp and PbPb collisions with ATLAS

• Yongsun Kim (UIUC)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Telescoping deconstruction and collinear drop

• Yang-Ting Chien (MIT)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Novel contribution to jet quenching at high-pt

• Konrad Tywoniuk (CERN)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Coherence effects in medium-induced radiation

• Víctor Vila (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Heavy quark jet substructure

• Varun Vaidya

Room: Large Seminar Room

Measurement of D mesons in jets with CMS

• Jing Wang

Room: Large Seminar Room

JETSCAPE 1.0 — an event generator for heavy-ion collisions

• Chun Shen (Brookhaven National Lab)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Recent developments in MARTINI

• Sangyong Jeon (McGill University)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Discussion session: goals and developments for MC event generators

• Joern Putschke (Wayne State Univ.)

Room: Large Seminar Room

Seminar: Jet fragmentation in a QCD plasma: Universal quark/gluon ratio and wave turbulence

• Soeren Schlichting (University of Washington)

Room: CFNS We investigate the radiative break-up of a highly energetic quark or gluon in a high-temperature QCD plasma. Within an inertial range of momenta T  << p <<  E, where E denotes the energy of the original hard parton (jet) and T the temperature of of the medium, we find that, as a result of the turbulent nature of the underlying parton cascade, the quark to gluon ratio of the soft fragments tends to a universal constant value that is independent of the initial conditions. We discuss implications of this result to jet quenching physics and the problem of thermalization of the quark-gluon plasma in heavy ion collisions.

Seminar: Medium Modification of Jet Substructure in the Opacity Expansion

• Matthew Sievert (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

Room: CFN